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GERMANY plans to turn its fledgling liquefied natural gas (LNG) sector into a hub for supplying some of its neighbours with fuel as Europe seeks alternatives to Russian flows.
Germany has already fast-tracked several LNG projects – including terminals in Wilhelmshaven and Lubmin – and plans to open more floating and land-based facilities in the months and years ahead. The government sees a need to boost capacities to ensure energy security, though critics say massive overcapacity for transporting the fossil fuel endangers climate goals.